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Ritual Djinn has a high level, so it's not a bad GY cost.
But what's important is the accessory effect... When it first appeared, it was an S environment, so it was okay, but as the times progressed, various summoning methods appeared, and the dependence on the opponent became extremely strong.
In addition, although the level is lower than this card, there is also a releaser that can seal the Special Summon itself, and its influence is vastly different.
The GY effect has the same level, and there is a Precider with a more versatile effect than this, so I honestly think it's impossible to give priority to this one. It will be a card that is not blessed with the changes of the times.

Ritual Djinn's level is low, and Ritual can't use unnecessary release, so depending on the item, it is necessary to adjust the level, making it easy to choose something that is compatible.
The attached effect is complete resistance to traps, but due to the decline in popularity of traps, it's not worth it.
Among traps, bubble shadows are still popular, but most of the popular traps in the current environment are targeted, so as already said, isn't it enough to have a demolisher that supports other than traps? It's going to be.
It makes me feel narrow in various ways, and it feels like a card with a strong habit.

GY can take the place of Ritual Tribute, and the level is so-so, and Death Guide support is pretty big.
In addition, the ritual has target resistance attached, and since the current environment is an era where negate cards fly not only from the field but also from the hand, this additional effect that makes it easier to pass through the effect of the ritual is appreciated. Also, since it's not the kind of thing that gives an effect, I'm glad that even if the attached ritual itself is negate-ized, the resistance still shows.
Unfortunately, Lilysa's effect is too big, and it feels like it's not good enough. Now that inflation has progressed, it's a resistance that can't be overconfident in the opponent's turn. If it can be used together, it will be a real demon, so it is worth using together.
If you want to ensure that Ritual Monster's effects pass through even a little, then this guy is for you. If it's an early settlement type ritual, I think I can prioritize it over Lilitha.

GY can take over his Ritual's Tribute, and the level is so-so, and the death guide support is pretty big.
And you can attach Special Summon Suppression to the ritual. As we all know, he is very influential in the current environment where he relies on Special Summon.
Moreover, it is rare among similar effects that it only affects the opponent. What's more, this is also rare, because it's based on the effect of this card, so unlike extra swords, it's also strong against negate conversion.
Blessed with both support and rules, and giving a high degree of control over the ritual, she is one step ahead of the rest of the ritual Djinn.

For the time being, if you want to earn ads at rank 1, this is it. There are no restrictions and you can use 2 bodies, and it is a little unstable depending on the effect, but you can add GY Fertilizer and Magic Trap to your hand and earn add. RBI is also quite high in this rank range.
Of course, the original Sylvan, which has an effect related to turning over the Deck, can handle Level 1 cards, and like Genius and Jet, it is easy to handle as a relay of cards that have self-regeneration and exclusion disadvantages.
Is it a versatile piece?

* When activating, do not treat it badly, such as throwing the Deck around.
Compared to the anime and TF version, the rate of sending one card has increased greatly, so it's a shame that the large amount of GY fertilizer has become difficult.
It seemed to be strong at the time, with damage reduction and a large amount of GY fertilizer.
To be honest, I don't think there was a need to change it because of the passive and slow condition of aggressive reactions. I can say that because of the current environment.
Even if GY manure is not as good as turf hunting, his uncertain GY manure is no longer liked.
It's slow and has a strong impression of poor dexterity. Whether it's GY fertilization or damage reduction, there are things that are more reliable, so I think it's a card that can't be used unless you're a fan.

Regarding the Crystal Beast turning dark, it can be used in conjunction with darkness-related cards such as Dark Rainbow Dragon, but it is not a realistic story for Crystal Beast, which is originally not related to darkness, and it can be said that it is an effect for the fans. .
It has two types of effects that support the rainbow dragon, the rainbow veil effect improves breakthrough power, and the GY fertilizer can prepare the defense and the groundwork for summoning the rainbow dragon.
However, all of them are battle-related, and if you ask me if they are of good quality as support, I feel that they are not good enough.
However, it became an essential card for A Crystal Beast, which appeared later in Oita. As for A Crystal Beast, it's not good enough...

All levels 3 and below can be permanently controlled, but this level range is a level range that is difficult to remain in the field because it becomes a material for some reason, and it is almost impossible to use it alone.
So I have to do something on my own. There are two basic operations, the first is level operation. Predaplant, which deals with predator counters that can be level 1, is easy to handle, and it's dark, so it's easy to use as a fusion material when you can't use the effect. However, cards without levels are useless, and after all, they are highly dependent on the other party. There is also a Nepenthes that can receive the same category support.
The other is sending, and if you use it with cards that easily generate multiple low-level tokens, such as 《Ojama Trio》and Kuroiwa, you can earn a lot of add.
I think this is more realistic because it doesn't depend on the other party's actions.
It's a card that can be said to be a combo premise, so it has a strong habit, but if you use it well, you can surprise your opponent.

First of all, the conditions are heavy, and Dark is not a card that can be used with normal jewels, and the original Rainbow has a slowness that cannot activate the summon turn effect.
In addition, when the conditions for summoning Rainbow Dragon are met, there is a high possibility that the number of Crystal Beasts in the Deck is rather small. Since the number of useful people is somewhat limited...
Considering the explosive power of Rainbow Dragon, it has a strong sense of overkill, and as already said, it's a perfect romantic card.

In addition to having traits that don't mesh well with the Crystal Beast, being able to see such passive conditions just makes the Crystal Beast permanent...
Please learn from 《Ultimate Crystal Magic》.

A doroso that can be drawn by exchanging it with a card on the field. As for the condition itself, the number of supporters has increased significantly compared to the past, so it is easier to meet.
The only big drawback is that it doesn't have a jewel name, so it can't be searched. On the other hand, it has a condition that rots, so if you use too many cards and it leads to an accident, it's putting the cart before the horse. The gems themselves are also actively deploying the gems in the magic/trap zone, so there is an increased possibility that they will compete for cost.
It requires a lot of ingenuity to operate, and I think it's a doroso with strong habits.

Both effects are useful, but it takes time and effort to maximize them.
It's a field that has destruction resistance attached to damage reduction, so it's easy to bring it into a long-term battle, but now that removal methods have increased, you can't be overconfident, and with the speedup, you won't have time to maximize it.
Due to the increase in support, Crystal Beast itself has changed its tactics a bit from the past, and has become more aggressive in deploying and using the gems in the magic and trap zones for its cost, so it has become difficult to make use of this card unnecessarily. ing.
I feel like I've been able to choose a mold compared to the old days, and it's not essential.

The common effect of Crystal Beast alone is highly likely to be removed, and such a thing cannot be done in this day and age.
However, it is a premise that it must be used in combination with some kind of card, including after this card is activated, and it is highly dependent on combos. Also, it's a bit of a bottleneck that you can't bring it in if there aren't enough zones to place it against the number of counters. If you can only bring about one, bonds are usually enough.
It feels like a card with a strong habit.

A slightly different collection card. Bring it to a convenient location for the Crystal Beast. Basically, it functions as a recovery when used as a material or removed, and it helps to activate many Gem Demons and Traps. Unlike salvage, it's good to have a small turn because it's "up to" 2 bodies.
However, as the fate of the salvage card, there is a high possibility that it will rot in the early stages. Crystal Beast itself, partly due to its effect, also has a slow speed at which GY gains weight. With the number of removal methods such as banishment increasing nowadays, it's not a very good idea to recover from opponent's banishment.
In the first place, it's just a matter of putting it on its own, so you need to connect it to something after that, and it's highly dependent on combos.
Fortunately, there are many search methods, so it is easy to use a small number of cards and bring them when you need them. The number of supports has increased, and compared to the past, it's more common to actively send links and other materials to his GY, so the value of this card isn't just declining.
I want to make it difficult to rot by devising construction and playing aspects.

It's an effect that might spoil due to the conditions, but since the number of search methods has increased significantly, Recruit has become much easier to handle.
Bonds, in particular, easily meet the requirements for this card, and if Sapphire and Ruby are involved, it will lead to mass deployment.
I think it's become a card that can be called the cornerstone of the development of Crystal Beast more than before.